Current Information  (Corona)

Our accommodations are open for you. You can book online or contact directly with the accommodation to book a stay. Did you already know? - With the "EasySummer Storno" you can cancel free of charge until 14 days before arrival.

What should I consider as a guest in the accommodation?*

1. Keep at least 1 metre distance from other persons, except for persons from the same household or fellow travellers in the same accommodation unit.
2. Mouth-nose protection is recommended for crowds of people.
3. Book in advance to reduce congestion at the reception and restaurant.
4. Preferably contactless payment.
5. Follow the instructions of the staff.
6. Do not shake hands or hug.
7. Wash hands several times a day with soap and water for at least 30 seconds.
8. Avoid touching your face with uncleaned hands.
9. Sneeze or cough into the crook of your arm or into a handkerchief.
10. Do not travel if there are signs of illness. If there are any signs during your stay, contact your host.

Some accommodations offer childcare and have wellness facilities such as pools - these services can also be offered again from 29 May. Please ask directly, if your accommodation also offers these services.

With your prudence you protect yourself, other guests and the hosts!  *Information from sichere-gastfreundschaft.at

All information has been compiled with the greatest possible care, but all information on this page is without guarantee!

The restaurants, huts, cafés and bars have reopened under special security measures. Your free, digital holiday assistant "PIA" will keep you informed about opening hours around the clock. Simply ask for it at check-in and use it without downloading and independent of the device. In the PIA you will also find route maps, information on events and much more, always up-to-date.

What should I consider as a guest in a catering establishment?*

1. Keep at least 1 meter distance from other people. Exception: your own group of visitors
2. Mouth-nose protection is recommended for crowds of people.
3. Book a table in advance. 
4. Preferably contactless payment. 
5. Follow the instructions of the staff.
6. Do not shake hands and hugs.
7. Wash hands several times a day with soap and water for at least 30 seconds.
8. Avoid touching your face with uncleaned hands.
9. Sneeze or cough into the crook of your arm or into a handkerchief.
10. Stay at home if there are signs of illness.

With your prudence you protect yourself, other guests and the hosts!  *Information from sichere-gastfreundschaft.at

All information has been compiled with the greatest possible care, but all information on this page is without guarantee!

All mountain & outdoor sportsmen and women already know the importance of personal responsibility, risk-conscious action, camaraderie and experience. Now it is time for all of them to extend the familiar precautions by some measures. We refer here to the guidelines developed by the Austrian Association of Alpine Clubs (VAVÖ) for the practice of mountain sports in times of the coronavirus.

Guidelines for all mountain sports:

1. Take no risks. Stay below your personal performance limit when doing alpine activities. Consider the corona-related risks and complications during rescue operations. The motto is: Only healthy in the mountains!
2. Keep your distance at least 1 metre. Use mouth-and-nose protection if, in exceptional cases, the minimum distance of 1 metre must be observed. Certain mountain sports activities (for ex.: mountain biking) may also require greater distances (see below).
3. Prefer mountain sports in small groups. Keep in mind that it becomes more difficult to keep distance as the group size increases. Avoid heavily frequented tours and places.
4. Avoid familiar rituals such as shaking hands, hugging, summit kissing, offering a water bottle to others, etc.
5. In addition to general emergency equipment, mouth and nose protection and disinfectant should be carried in your backbag and used.
6. In an emergency, proceed as always. As a first aider, follow the general first aid guidelines and additionally use a mouth-and-nose protector.
7. Observe hut rules When staying overnight in mountain huts, in addition to the mouth-and-nose protector you must also bring your own summer sleeping bag and upholstery cover. Sleeping places must be reserved!

Hiking:

• Follow the guidelines!
• On the 250 km of marked hiking trails in Wagrain-Kleinarl it is not difficult to keep your distance.
• Note: In the area of the Grießenkareck there are restrictions due to the construction work of the new mountain railways. Please follow the signs on site. 
• Toll road Jägersee towards Schwabalm: open 

Many of our huts are open for you in our hiking area. Your free, digital holiday assistant "PIA" will inform you about the opening hours around the clock. Just ask for it at check-in and use it without downloading and independent of the equipment. In the PIA you will also find route maps, information about events and much more, always up-to-date.

All hiking routes, huts and tours can be found in the interactive map. Simply filter by difficulty and you'll see all data with altitude profile and map. This function is also available in the "PIA App", so you have all of them compactly on your smartphone.

Here we would also like to point out the safe handling of grazing livestock!

1. Please avoid contact and do not feed them.
2. Keep calm, do not scare grazing cattle!
3. Mother cows protect their calves, avoid contact between mother cows and dogs!
4. Keep dogs always under control and keep them on a short leash. If an attack by grazing cattle is about to happen: Put them on a leash at once!
5. Do not leave hiking trails on alpine pastures and meadows.
6. If grazing cattle block the path, keep as much distance as possible. 
7. When grazing cattle approach: Stay calm, do not turn your back, avoid the animals. 
8. Leave the grazing area quickly at the first sign of agitation. 
9. Observe fences. If there is a gate, use it and then close it properly and cross the pasture quickly.
10. The alpine pastures are wonderful nature experiences. If everyone obeys the rules and shows respect, nothing stands in the way of this recreational fun.

Biking: 

1. Follow the guidelines!
2. Higher speeds require greater distances when riding one after the other: 2 metres uphill, 20 metres downhill and on the flat.
3. When passing, do it quickly and with a minimum lateral distance of 2 metres.

Climbing in the climbing garden, bouldering outdoor:

1. Follow the guidelines!
2. Disinfect hands regularly.
3. Do not put the rope in your mouth when climbing.
4. Preferably use your own equipment: Express slings, belay device, rope.
5. Partner check: Here the distance of 1 metre can be briefly undercut, as this is necessary for safety reasons.
6. Spotting with mouth-nose protection and subsequent disinfection of the hands.

Climbing the via ferrata:

1. Follow the guidelines!
2. Partner check: Here the distance of 1 metre can be briefly undercut, as this is necessary for safety reasons.
3. Do not do this if several people are already on the climb and traffic jams are foreseeable.
4. Choose speed so that you do not run into other people.
5. Do not climb via ferrata in the opposite direction.
6. Use via ferrata gloves.

Informative Websites: 

• Alpenverein - Mountain sports
• Alpenverein - Hut openings & overnight stays

All information has been compiled with the greatest possible care, but all information on this page is without guarantee!

The diverse range of leisure activities on offer in Austria is also gradually picking up again, and the SalzburgerLand is no exception.

Mountain railways and mountain worlds in Wagrain-Kleinarl and surrounding area:

• Snow Space Salzburg-Wagrain with Wagrainis Grafenberg: from 27 June daily
• (Flying Mozart & Bikepark Wagrain will be closed for the entire summer of 2020 due to the new construction)
• additional summer lifts

Swimming pools around Wagrain-Kleinarl:

• Therme Amadé: 29th May
• Alpentherme Gastein: 29th May
• Aqua Salza: Reopening in July 2020

Sights around Wagrain-Kleinarl:

• Großglockner Hochalpenstraße: 27th May
• Liechtensteinklamm: 11th of June 2020
• Burg Hohenwerfen: 29th May
• Salzwelten Hallein: 29th May
• Kaprun Hochgebirgsstauseen: 29th May
• WasserWelten Krimml: 29th May

Museums in Wagrain-Kleinarl and surrounding area:

• Silent Night Museum at the Pfegerschlössl and Waggerl Haus Museum: 16th June
• Haus der Natur: 1st June 

Animal parks around Wagrain-Kleinarl:

• Wild- & Erlebinspark Ferleiten: 16th May 
• Freizeit & Wildpark Untertauern: open

Please note that the information collected here is incomplete and is only intended to provide a rough overview. All information has been compiled with the greatest possible care, but all information on this page is without guarantee!

Swimming pool in Wagrain-Kleinarl:

• Wasserwelt Wagrain: 30th May - to the opening hours

What should be considered when visiting the Wasserwelt Wagrain?

1. NO mask obligation in the entire water world facility
2. NO limitation of the number of visitors more
3. Children from the age of 8 are allowed to visit the water world alone again (must be able to swim)
4. In general, the recommended distance rule of at least 1-2 meters applies in the entire area of the water world